Seattle neighborhoods with top-rated K-12 public schools
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Jan. 13, 2021
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Selecting a neighborhood with top-rated public schools is often a factor for home buyers.John Moore/Getty Images
As if the process of purchasing a home were not tricky enough, selecting a neighborhood requires a balancing of many essential factors.
At the top of the list of neighborhood decision factors is the question about local public schools. In general, the Seattle area is fortunate in its number of high-quality school districts.
According to the U.S. News & World Report’s current ratings, the top three school districts within Washington state for college readiness are Mercer Island (58%), Bellevue (55.8%) and Lake Washington (35.6%). While these three are standouts, a few other school districts deserve additional attention. These include Shoreline (20.9%), Issaquah (19.3%) and Seattle Public Schools (14.8%) specifically.
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Even though it seems as if the Bridgerton heartthrob Regé-Jean Page has only become a household name because of this Netflix original series, he is hardly a newbie actor. He was already in several popular movies and television shows before this.
One of them, is probably something most fans did not know nor notice. According to Daily Mail UK, the actor had a part in the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1, which was shown back in 2011.
He was seen for a total of 3 seconds only, but the whole scene that he was in was pivotal nonetheless. Sharp-eyed fans of both the actor and of the Harry Potter movie franchise noted this fun fact and shared it to other Regé-Jean Page fans.
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(Business in Cameroon) - Cameroon plans to invest XAF375.49 billion for the implementation of “major projects” (known as first-generation projects) announced in the Strategic Document for Growth and Employment (DSCE) 2010-2020, according to the 2021 state budget.
According to the DSCE 2010-2020, the projects would have been completed by 2020, but this is not the case. The current execution rate is 47% and looking at the state of some of the projects, one can rightfully say that the completion deadline is not for tomorrow.
In a report on the Cameroonian economy published at the end of 2020, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) indicates that major first-generation projects have already called for massive and diversified external financing of nearly XAF1500 billion. Therefore, “the financing of the new major projects would be challenging, as Cameroon’s debt situation is currently at high